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The Equalizer 2 sees Denzel Washington return to help out some more people with the odds stacked against them. Video, Audio

Justice Minister Andrew Little has launched a campaign to raise awareness about money laundering in New Zealand. Mr Little says the campaign is aimed at keeping our reputation as "corruption-free"… Audio

The Government is looking into a Citizens' Jury on legalising the sale of marijuana, ahead of a referendum on the issue. It would see a range of New Zealanders get together to make a decision on the… Audio

David Longstreth has made a post-modern pop album of romantic sentiments and apocalyptic backdrops. Nick Bollinger listens. Audio

This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews the deconstructed pop songs of Dirty Projectors; a free-ranging collaboration between jazz saxophonist Charles Lloyd and singer-songwriter Lucinda… Audio

Workplace agony aunt Alison Green hands out advice about everything from working with your best friend to how to alert a co-worker that deodorant is a good thing. Audio

Environment Minister David Parker is under pressure to install an independent Commissioner at the Manawatu-Whanganui Regional Council to force it to do more to clean up polluted lakes and rivers. The… Audio

Local hip hop heavyweights Illbaz, Melodownz, and Raiza Biza join us in the studio for an interview and live performance, featuring special guests Che Fu and Dirty. Video, Audio

Sicario: Day of the Soldado puts the Benicio del Toro character firmly in the foreground this time. Also starring Josh Brolin and Catherine Keener. Video, Audio

Why has the prevalence of sensitive skin skyrocketed around the world? Part of the problem is we're over-cleaning our skin and overloading it with a bunch of stuff that can mess with its natural… Audio

The police apology to Nicky Hager has helped clarify - at last - important principles of journalistic privilege and protection for sources. But it’s the third time in recent years that state agencies… Audio

Moscow, near the end of the Cold War; paranoia, politics and perestroika. An embassy guard recalls life behind the Iron Curtain. Produced by Justin Gregory. Audio

Police have apologised to investigative journalist Nicky Hager in a case that has widely been seen as a victory for the media. The apology, and a payout, to Mr Hager were for breaching his rights… Audio

Police have apologised and will pay damages to investigative journalist Nicky Hager for breaching his rights during its 2014 investigation into his book Dirty Politics. Video, Audio

The All Blacks have been accused of using illegal tactics after their 52-11 win over France in the first of their three-match series. French wing Remy Grosso gross like ross-oh suffered a fractured… Audio

Friday is officially 'Gypsy Day', the first day of winter and the date dairy farmers from Kaitaia to Bluff move thousands of cows to new pastures for winter grazing. For sharemilkers who own cows but… Audio

Metro Performance Glass gets back to basics. A local start up wants Kiwi investors for dirty water schemes. Scientists team up with local companies. And the latest from the markets.  Audio

French film Number One tackles sexual politics in today's big business boardrooms. Video, Audio

Simon Morris reviews Deadpool 2, and  French films Number One and Mr Stein Goes Online that tackle, respectively, sexism in high places, and old people online-dating.

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The Crusaders assistant coach Brad Mooar denies they're a dirty team or go out to deliberately hurt other players. Audio

The Crusaders assistant coach Brad Mooar denies they're a dirty team or go out to deliberately hurt other players. Audio

Northland dairy farmers who've spent big money to clean up their act say they're still getting the dirty dairy tag and they're fed up with it. The government's looking at tough new rules to protect… Audio

Pacific midwives in NZ call for more support, pay and recognition of their expertise ahead of government budget announcements. Audio

Janelle Monae holds the Declaration of Independence to account in a funky and forthright new album. Nick Bollinger discusses. Audio

Whether to report on false rumours about the PM’s partner created a quandary for the media. Could they report on slurs designed to do damage without playing into the hands of rumour-mongers? Audio

The National leader Simon Bridges has denied any responsibility for the smear campaign against the Prime Minister's partner. Video, Audio

British philosopher AC Grayling investigates the “least worst” system of government – and the current alternatives – in a lecture at the 2018 NZ Festival Writers and Readers. Audio

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For more than 30 years senior Maori clay artist Wi Taepa has loved getting his hands dirty. His approach is determinedly low-tech. He builds his vessels by hand, fires them in sawdust… Audio, Gallery

Olie Body from Wa Collective is trying to change the way we talk about our periods. She's worked with women in India trying to improve their access to menstrual products, and now wants to tackle… Audio, Gallery